开云体育

ctrl + shift + ? for shortcuts
© 2025 开云体育
  1. JMT
  2. Topics

good freeze dried food sources

 

I usually dehydrate my own food but prep got delayed this year.? Anyone recommend good sources of freeze dried food - especially to mix and match into my own dinners?? I tend toward vegetarian but I'm not religious about it.?
?
Thanks
?
Judy McGuire
 

I've used Harmony House for dehydrated and freeze dried veggies. Trailtopia has some (mostly meat) Side Packs.
?
Good luck!

Mike

On 07/30/2024 3:43 PM CDT judithsmcguire <judithsmcguire@...> wrote:
?
?
I usually dehydrate my own food but prep got delayed this year.? Anyone recommend good sources of freeze dried food - especially to mix and match into my own dinners?? I tend toward vegetarian but I'm not religious about it.?
?
Thanks
?
Judy McGuire

 

Harmony House seconded for veggies, plus Mountain House for their breakfast skillet. If you still have time to do any dehydrating at all, cannot recommend highly enough drying some cooked beans or kale/spinnach (ease of prep and preservation time). Also, store bought fine couscous, quick-cook pasta and minute rice are easy to throw into the pot for increased calories.
cheers,
Andrew
 

开云体育

Highly recommend Outdoor Herbivore. Please check them out.?


On Jul 30, 2024, at 2:04?PM, Andrew Hamilton via groups.io <andrewmichaelhamilton@...> wrote:

?
Harmony House seconded for veggies, plus Mountain House for their breakfast skillet. If you still have time to do any dehydrating at all, cannot recommend highly enough drying some cooked beans or kale/spinnach (ease of prep and preservation time). Also, store bought fine couscous, quick-cook pasta and minute rice are easy to throw into the pot for increased calories.
cheers,
Andrew
 

Try Outdoor Herbivore. They sell things in bulk and packaged meals. Vegetarian or vegan and quite tasty
Martha

Martha Gilmore, PhD, CGP, FAGPA

. Please excuse brevity and typographical errors.


On Tue, Jul 30, 2024 at 1:43?PM judithsmcguire via <judithsmcguire=[email protected]> wrote:
I usually dehydrate my own food but prep got delayed this year.? Anyone recommend good sources of freeze dried food - especially to mix and match into my own dinners?? I tend toward vegetarian but I'm not religious about it.?
?
Thanks
?
Judy McGuire
 

I'll also give a nod toward Outdoor Herbivore.? They ha e always been great and now are repackaged, like others, to prepare in the bag.? Their dehydrated hummus is better than any I e tried.

I like Good-to-Go as well.

On Tue, Jul 30, 2024, 4:00?PM Martha via <marthagilmorephd=[email protected]> wrote:
Try Outdoor Herbivore. They sell things in bulk and packaged meals. Vegetarian or vegan and quite tasty
Martha

Martha Gilmore, PhD, CGP, FAGPA

. Please excuse brevity and typographical errors.


On Tue, Jul 30, 2024 at 1:43?PM judithsmcguire via <judithsmcguire=[email protected]> wrote:
I usually dehydrate my own food but prep got delayed this year.? Anyone recommend good sources of freeze dried food - especially to mix and match into my own dinners?? I tend toward vegetarian but I'm not religious about it.?
?
Thanks
?
Judy McGuire
 

Mother Earth Products is another option. ?I buy bulk and then mix my own meals.?
 

Are you looking for whole meals or ingredients? For ingredients I use Honeyville, Thrive Life, Karen's Naturals, and Auguson Farms. Packit Gourmet has smaller quantities of you don't need large packages. For meals, try Good to Go. Others listed here:?

Inga
 

I second PackIt Gourmet; they're a small family business based in Austin. They've been so friendly, and the quality has been consistent over the past 10 years that I've bought from them. Their broccoli is more chunky and less stringy than other freeze-dried brands. I always get that and spinach, and freeze-dried chicken.
?
Also their prepared meals can be excellent; try the Austintatious Tortilla Soup!

1 - 9 of 9